Canada

Massif du Sud Wind Project— 150 MW Wind

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The Massif du Sud Wind Project stands out as a significant renewable energy facility in Canada, ranking #212 among 1,334 power plants nationwide and #15 among 275 wind plants. With a capacity of 150 MW, it represents a 0.08% share of Canada's total energy capacity of 193,190 MW. This facility contributes to Canada’s impressive wind energy sector, which is supported primarily by hydroelectric power, the dominant fuel type in the country. Located at coordinates 46.5814, -70.4678, the Massif du Sud Wind Project not only highlights Canada's commitment to renewable energy but also plays a crucial role in the regional energy landscape. Within a 50 km radius, the project is surrounded by other wind power initiatives, including another wind facility at Massif du Sud with the same capacity of 150 MW, and smaller projects such as Frampton and Saint-Philémon, both generating 24 MW. Additionally, hydroelectric power stations like Saint-Raphaël and Montmagny contribute 3.5 MW and 2.1 MW, respectively. This clustering of wind and hydro facilities underscores the region's potential for sustainable energy production. As Canada strives to meet its climate goals, the Massif du Sud Wind Project is pivotal in bolstering the nation’s renewable energy portfolio. The project aligns with Canada's broader energy strategy, which emphasizes reducing reliance on fossil fuels while promoting environmentally friendly energy sources. Operated since its commissioning, this wind project not only provides clean electricity but also supports local economies through job creation and investment in green technology. As the demand for renewable energy continues to grow, the Massif du Sud Wind Project is set to remain a key player in Canada's transition to a more sustainable energy future.